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We Have All Hit a Wall

…Natasha Rajah, a professor of psychiatry at Ï㽶ÊÓƵ who specializes in memory and the brain, said the longevity of the pandemic -- endless monotony laced with acute anxiety -- had contributed to a sense that time was moving differently, as if this past year were a long, hazy, exhausting experience lasting forever and no time at all. The stress and tedium, she said, have dulled our ability to form meaningful new memories.
New York Times.